News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-04-28
HYDE PARK,

Mrs. Earnest Lutes leaves next
week for P ughkeepsie, N. Y, to re-
ceive medical treatment.
AImeron Boyes is repairing and
putting into inhabitable order, his
house near the creamery, preparatory
to occupancy by himself.
J. NJ. Beeman, the well-known Fair
fax butter-buyer, has arranged to be
at Strong & Woods store every Fri
day for the purpose Of taking in butter.
See business notice.
Sportsmen, from present indica-
tons, will wait sometime before land
ing many of the iridescent globulous
beauties, as "snow water" in which
trout seldom bite, will not stop run
ming for some weeks yet.
Stenographer Stratton evidently in
tends going into the menagerie bust
ness, He already has a dog, some
white rats, and a couple of foxes. He
| will soon be ready TO negotiate for the
purchase of other animals, wild or
domesticated.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
handsomely engraved invitation TO the
Commencement exercises of the Den
tai Department of the University of
Pennsylvania, which occurs May 22d
next. Among the list of graduates
we notice the name of Fay H. DemiDg,
well-known in this place.
By invitation a number from this
place spent last Saturday afternoon at
Malvern Farm, where there WAS a
sugaring off. The saccharine feast was
pronounced by all very fine. A look
was also taken at the horses and colts
which, to use the expression of the
ladies, were ''just lovely"
Jacob Hayford, who resides about a
mile northwest of this village, says
that in fourteen days he has from 81
trees, using So buckets, and only one
spout to each bucket, made 500 lbs.
of No. l sugar; ten-gallon key of
sap beer; and a ten-gallon keg OF
vinegar, making an average of 81 lbs.
of sugar to the tree. Who in this vi
cinity has done better?
In letter to the st. Albdns Mes
senger a correspondent writes from
Burlington as follows: 1.-The fact is,
the proposed new Jail drags badly
and is liable to. The commissioners
have taken several pleasure trips
about the country, visiting the tal
west and going wherever their per.
sonal business might call them, ano
7 understand that they have at last
decided on the model at st. Alban'
or HYDE Park. They prefer Hyde
Park because it is built of rails, bu
we shall see what we shall see." Nov
this is a SANDER on US. Our Jail i:
ironclad and strong enough to hold al
the criminals that are put IN it. Be
cause prisoners escaped once or twice
: doesn't signify that they could get GU
now. If that correspondent doesn'
have a care how he talks about GU
, Jail 60 we'll turn Grimes loose on him.
AS the spring sunshine melts thu
GOODNESS of winter and sends the mos
stubborn ridges of snow and ice il
laughing streamlets to swell the tide
that 90 rushing to the sea, SO the sun
/ shine of spring advertising sets il
e motion the purchasing forces that hav
: been awaiting the close Of a chilling
winter and are ready to swell the grow
e ing tides of commerce, Where tn
: sunshine falls with greatest force tn
+. winter makes the quickest flight, ar
h where the suns rays never penetrat
there is snow all the year round. S
It the prompt and sufficient advertise
s receives first and most the currents {
k the seasons patronage, and he VIII
e does not advertise at all might as we
: move to Lspland. All Of which mean:
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